Tag: imperialism

This text is an attempt to compare the methods, the terminology and the logic of the second chechen war and the war in Ukraine as well as follow the linearity of patterns of Putin’s regime

transfrontier art collective, operating by critical language studies, seeks decoloniality and radical solidarity

manifesto of a group of decolonial feminists

Tatar prisoners of war in the imperial strategies and colonial tactics of German and Russian Empires

While U.S. imperialism provides context for this stance, it does not justify the moral relativism or ideological blind spots that enable such support.

Ukraine’s path to decolonization requires an endogenous philosophical framework.

West ships guilt, the South ships raw materials and applause, and both lose the chance to become what they might have been.

Understanding that convergence is essential for anyone who wants to defend factual discourse, democratic sovereignty and the principle that borders cannot be changed by force.